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A residence of true distinction, Slater House is understood to date back to the 1700s when it was created as part of the esteemed Baron De Tabley Estate and over time it has evolved into an exceptional family home of rare stature. More recently, it was developed and extended by and the residence of one of Blackburn’s most celebrated sons, the late Jack Walker. Set discreetly within a private 1.9-acre plot in one of the Ribble Valley’s most coveted positions, this is a home of exceptional pedigree. Proof of funding will be required prior to any viewing. The interior is a masterclass in period elegance with a wealth of fine details. The house incorporates a magnificent bay window and remarkable mahogany and brass and copper-accented internal doors sourced from Breightmet Hall. The vestibule leads to an iconic reception hallway, complete with sweeping mahogany staircase, open fire, marble tiled floor and striking architectural presence. The principal reception rooms include a beautifully proportioned living room with large-height bay windows, open marble fireplace, and double doors opening into a distinguished dining room with its own bay window and dual aspects. A cloakroom with 2pc suite, a former powder room now ideal as a pantry, and an expansive living dining kitchen complete the ground floor’s principal accommodation. The kitchen is appointed with a suite of high-end appliances including Gaggenau and Neff, granite work surfaces with matching upstands, an island unit, and integrated refrigeration. An adjoining study with display cabinetry, a versatile party room with provision for projector, utility room with wine storage, further 2pc cloakroom and boiler room complete the arrangement. Ascending the grand staircase, the landing divides into two wings. The principal suite offers fitted wardrobes, a walk-in dressing room, and a luxurious en suite bathroom with walk-in shower, bath, and dual flush WC. A second bedroom with en suite adjoins this space, offering the possibility of combining to form a magnificent master retreat. Across the other wing, three further bedrooms, all with bespoke wardrobes, are complemented by a 5pc Villeroy and Boch family bathroom and 3pc shower room with one of the bedrooms having its very own 4pc en-suite bathroom. The internal space is completed by an office/sixth bedroom. Externally, the grounds provide an oasis of privacy and beauty, incorporating sweeping lawns, mature trees including Beech, Yew, and Cedar, and the curved stone balustrade reclaimed from Breightmet Hall. The gated horseshoe driveway allows for ample parking and leads to a substantial garage with capacity for three to four cars. Slater Cottage, constructed in the 1970s, offers further self-contained accommodation ideal for extended family or friends. Tastefully designed to complement the main house without overlooking it, the cottage provides a kitchen, sitting room, two bedrooms, and bathroom. The estate also incorporates a now unused 70ft by 41ft pool complex with 40ft x 20ft swimming pool, bar, plant room, and changing facilities, alongside a tennis court awaiting reinstatement or adaptation. The site also lends itself to further development potential, subject to necessary consents having previously had planning permission circa 1997 to convert the swimming pool in to a single storey dwelling. Rarely does a home of such provenance, scale, and opportunity grace the market. Slater House represents a unique chance to acquire not just a property, but a piece of Lancashire’s heritage. The house and cottage are held under separate ownership and, from a purchaser's perspective, may be acquired independently of one another. However, it is the sellers' preference that both properties are sold as part of a single transaction Council Tax Band: Slater House - H, Slater Cottage - E I Freehold I EPC: Slater House - D, Slater Cottage - D

FREEHOLD - Located in an elevated treetop position, this exceptional luxurious residence offers a rare opportunity to own a private sanctuary in one of St. Lawrence’s most exclusive and peaceful spots. This remarkable home is perfectly suited for modern, flexible living & includes the option for comfortable multi-generational use. Enjoying breathtaking woodland views, the main living space includes a generously appointed, fully fitted kitchen with a peninsula breakfast bar, a separate banquette dining area, and a bright, spacious lounge with a functional wood-burning fireplace. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors open onto a wraparound patio terrace, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor living while overlooking the lawned garden and walled, heated swimming pool. Also on the main level are 2 well-proportioned double bedrooms with serene forest views, a boot room/WC, and a separate shower room with full utility. The lower ground floor is designed for both relaxation and functionality; it features a newly installed cinema room, a children's movie snug, a secondary fully equipped kitchen/diner, a large gym, a wine store/utility area, a gardener’s WC, and direct access to the BBQ patio/ hot tub corner! With its own entrance, this floor can also serve as a self-contained one-bedroom apartment—ideal for extended family, or as a registered on-qualified rental. The second floor boasts two very expansive bedroom suites, each with extensive fitted wardrobes and a dedicated office/ gaming room. Externally, a detached double garage with office space above could be converted into a charming one-bedroom cottage and ample parking is available via the sloped driveway for 8+ cars. This home offers a private oasis unlike any other, and with amenities such as underfloor heating, CCTV and being in a prime location just 10 mins from St Helier, this idyllic haven is a truly unmissable opportunity

Occupying a breathtaking elevated position within the South Downs National Park, this substantial six-bedroom family home stands within approximately 3.4 acres of private gardens, grounds and paddock, and includes a superb two-storey self-contained annexe with proven holiday let income (driven by the nearby Goodwood events calendar), making it ideal for supplementary revenue, multi-generational living and future enhancement. The house is approached via a secluded driveway, leading through a large front garden dotted with mature trees and meticulously tended flower beds. The property itself exudes timeless elegance, with its classic red-brick fa?ade, complemented by contrasting white lower walls, offering an immediate sense of warmth and character. Inside, the home provides generous, light-filled rooms perfect for both family living and entertaining. The front door opens into a spacious entrance hall, where a beautifully crafted wooden staircase with feature panelling sets the tone for the rest of the home. The drawing room is particularly striking, featuring a bay window overlooking the garden and the valley views beyond. A stone fireplace and elegant archway lead through to the dining room creating an ideal space for hosting or family dining. There is also a conservatory with wraparound views of the garden, alongside a snug room offering a cosy retreat for quieter moments or a dedicated children`s playroom. The kitchen/diner is truly the heart of this home, featuring an impressive, vaulted ceiling, Velux windows and ample space for a dining table. This welcoming space forms the natural hub of the house and is ideal for family gatherings. A hallway from the kitchen leads to a downstairs cloakroom and a well designed utility room, providing excellent space for appliances and everyday functionality. On the first floor of the main house there are four generously sized bedrooms, with the principal suite benefiting from built-in wardrobes and an en-suite. The family bathroom is finished in neutral decor and includes a shower over the bath. One of the most appealing features of Newlands is its highly adaptable annexe, making the property perfectly suited to multi-generational living, extended family stays or independent accommodation for older children. The annexe benefits from its own separate entrance accessed via the patio area, along with internal access from the main house, allowing for a flexible layout that adapts easily to different lifestyles. The Annexe is fully self-contained, with the ground floor comprising a sitting room and kitchen/diner, with a staircase leading upstairs. From the large landing, there are two very spacious bedrooms and a bathroom. The current owners most favourite feature of the Annexe is a fabulous picture window, perfectly positioned to frame the spectacular countryside views and fill the space with light. The Annexe has previously operated as a highly successful holiday let providing cosy comforts, excellent facilities and a sought-after location close to local attractions and the South Downs. With a recognised shortage of accommodation within the South Downs National Park, the Annexe offers superb income potential, whether for holiday rental, longer term letting, or guest accommodation. Outside, the expansive grounds total approximately 3.4 acres, offering exceptional lifestyle features and a breathtaking backdrop. The heated swimming pool is positioned to make the most of the views, surrounded by York stone paving and accompanied by a charming timber summer house/changing room. The tennis courts are in fantastic condition and enjoy open views onto the surrounding field providing an wonderful setting for all the family to enjoy the outdoor facilities. The triple bay garage provides two-door access, with a large games/store room attached at the rear. The field completing the grounds offers a wealth of options and can also be accessed via a separate gate, offering further versatility and potential. This is a truly exceptional home, offering refined countryside living, flexible accommodation, and lifestyle features rarely found in such a stunning valley setting. what3words /// cheese.colder.discloses Notice Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only. Council Tax Horsham District Council, Band G Utilities Electric: Mains Supply Gas: None Water: Mains Supply Sewerage: Mains Supply Broadband: FTTC Telephone: None Other Items Heating: Not Specified Garden/Outside Space: No Parking: No Garage: No

Renovations and improvements Newtown Grange Farmhouse is a home that has been restored and refurbished by its present owners over a period of ten years. The result is a distinguished property that combines heritage features and richly benefits from contemporary additions. It exemplifies a grand country estate property and is impressively set in its own grounds behind electric gates shielded from Desford Road. Grey rendered walls, multi paned sash windows and towering chimney stacks above a grey slated hip and valley roof, trigger the imaginative to wonder how many have seen and indeed visited this lovely property from its original construction in the 1800s. Through a series of renovations and improvements, this detached house offering five reception rooms and nine bedrooms over three floors has been sympathetically modernised for the 21st century by being thoroughly rewired (2015), installed with a central heating system and replacement windows. Within, the large rooms graced by natural light and Victorian features, have been plastered and decorated, and high quality integrated fixtures and fittings have enhanced the kitchen and bathing areas to add contemporary appeal. Newtown Grange Farmhouse is a home that has stood the test of time while preserving its architecture and appearance as an integral feature within the hamlet of Newtown Unthank. Situated six miles west of Leicester, here, you have a rare opportunity to invest in a house in an idyllic rural location that offers privacy and style, whilst enjoying the convenience of being only a short drive away from bustling towns – Market Bosworth or Desford - or further afield, to access major transport links to anywhere in the country from this central England location. Character and style Sitting on just under an acre of land, the house is approached through electrically operated gates and the driveway sweeps up to and across the front of the property. It is enclosed and landscaped with borders and planting, leading to a quadruple sized, detached garage, supplied with electricity. There is ample space for turning and parking, and when light fades, there are several outside lights with motion sensors for additional security and safety. The front entrance is through a glass door with semi-circular fanlight, mirrored by another window above the panelled mahogany interior door. High ceilings, classically inspired encaustic pavement and border tiling, dado railing and deep skirting boards create a powerful first impression. The Victorian reception hall was meant to establish the nature of the home and this one, wide and tall, is the central channel for the property, with reception rooms to the left and right. A magnificent galleried staircase is the focal point. It is an original, bespoke feature of the house. Made from mahogany, the embossed newel posts, handrail and carved balusters take the eye to the ceilings above where natural light cascades through the skylight. The staircase is carpeted and as elsewhere in the house, all carpets have been replaced. Beneath and behind the stairs and within a separate back hall, a separate door provides access to the cellar. This is a very large space and provides excellent provision for storage, having also been included in the renovation project and fit for purpose. An abundance of reception rooms and a ground floor bedroom suite Newtown Grange Farmhouse is a house with possibilities and options. There are five spacious, beautifully decorated reception rooms and their designated title and purpose is totally a matter of taste and preference. As standard, high ceilings with coving and central light fixtures, deep skirting boards and picture rails dividing plainly painted walls, emphasise the size and beauty of the large windows and airy rooms. From the reception hall, panelled mahogany doors open into the games room, lounge and sitting room. All of them are carpeted and have dual aspects looking into the grounds. In addition to the radiators, there are open fireplaces in each and in the snug. They are quite distinctive and have a range of hearths, mantel shelves and adornments. This abundance of independent but equally luxurious space would allow privacy if separate lounges are required. Likewise, the rooms could be altered to provide a study, library, office or playroom. The sitting room has French doors and access to a private lobby from where the downstairs bedroom suite is reached: a door to the left revealing a shower room and a door to the right opening into a large double bedroom with dual aspect views overlooking the garden. The shower room consists of a walk in shower with tiling to floor and walls, a hand basin and toilet. It has been designed to permit its valuable use as an ensuite bathroom but the inclusion of the dividing lobby means the room could serve many purposes. The cosy snug can be entered from either the games room or back hall. It has exposed beams, a laminate flooring and is next door to a downstairs cloakroom, consisting of a toilet and hand basin. As with all bathing facilities in this prestigious property, the quality, fitting and style of fixtures is to a high specification, with coordinating tiles and flooring. Lastly, the fifth reception room is the dining room. This is reached from the back hall and is in between the boiler room (also accessible from the downstairs bedroom) and kitchen. The room has delightful views into the garden through French doors that open onto a patio. Food preparation The kitchen has been completely refurbished to contemporary specifications. The bespoke arrangement of medium oak cabinetry for storage, quartz work tops for food preparation and integrated appliances – the dishwasher and ovens are included in the sale - have been cleverly arranged around a central island unit. The whole area is carefully styled and designed for practicality. A double sink unit is beneath one window while another reveals garden views. Flooring identical to the snug has been used here and splashback tiles in coordinating shades of grey and white compliment the contemporary neutrality of the room. The first and second floor bedrooms The first floor galleried landing is a fine feature of the property and re-emphasises the prestigious architectural merits of the building. On this floor there are six very large bedrooms, two of which have ensuite bathrooms and a separate family bathroom with shower cubicle. The second floor has two more spacious bedrooms and another separate shower room. Each of the bedrooms are generously proportioned and share similar qualities such as coordinating carpets and exposed beams. They also have distinctive features including fitted storage, fireplaces and outlooks. They have been decorated tastefully and maintained to a high standard of presentation. And to the garden Newtown Grange Farmhouse has an attractive, well maintained walled garden, with greenhouses, a large lawn, established fruit trees and plants of many varieties. The generous nature of the grounds beautifully compliments the house and adds its own special charm. LOCALITY Newtown Unthank is a hamlet. By definition the word ‘hamelet’ is often applied to a satellite of a larger settlement. To provide relevant locality information, the larger village of Desford has been focussed upon. Desford is a village situated in the south-west of Leicestershire, benefitting from all the merits of its countryside location while also being close to motorway and rail networks that crisscross this east Midlands region. It is only seven miles west from Leicester’s city centre, with its multi-cultural restaurants, theatres, museums, galleries, rich retail selection and attractions such as the King Richard III exhibition. From Desford, the closest motorway links are the M1 and M69 toward Enderby. There are train stations at Rugby for links to Birmingham and Narborough for links to Leicester, with trains running regularly from there to London St Pancras International. East Midlands Airport (EMB) and Birmingham Airport (BHX) are the closest airports. Desford or ‘Deor’s Ford’ was first recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086 but is possibly of Anglo-Saxon origin, being based on a significant hill 400 feet above sea level. St Martin’s parish church dates from the late thirteenth century and the village centre has a selection of Grade II listed buildings including a timber framed manor house and service buildings from the 1600’s. The Baptist Church on Chapel Lane was constructed in 1866. All combine to mark the centuries that have passed in Desford, including the present development of homes. The original settlement was based around the open fields system of agriculture predating the Norman Conquest. In 1767 the Enclosure Act forced the predominantly farming community to become invested with industrial economics, namely framework knitting. Then, with the dawn of the Industrial Revolution, came the railway. A railway station was built linking established lines to larger towns and cities. It was closed to passengers in 1964 but continued to be used for freight including the transportation of coal from the Desford Pit until it too closed in 1984. Members of the Desford Historical Society have erected a half winding wheel on Lindridge Lane as a permanent reminder of the era and today Caterpillar Inc. are a significant employer in the area, having repurposed the old Desford aerodrome. Today, the bustling village is part of the Harborough district of Leicestershire and is within a half hour drive of Enderby, Kirby Muxloe, Market Bosworth and Kirkby Mallory. Although it has existed for centuries, this large village continues to appeal to the community through a wide selection of sport, (Sport in Desford Clubhouse with new Scout hut and tennis courts) education and leisure amenities. There are an array of shops, a library, cafes, a pharmacy and parks. Public houses include The Lancaster close to the old railway station and the Bluebell Inn in the village centre. For more details this site may help: https://www.desford-pc.gov.uk For those requiring primary schools, Desford has its own: Desford Primary School. Wider afield secondary education can be found in Market Bosworth, Countesthorpe, and Lutterworth or at Leicester Grammar. The Office for Standards in Education - OFSTED – is best researched to provide a comprehensive review of currently rated standards of practice for all educational providers in the vicinity. Additional Information: Local Authority - Hinckley & Bosworth Council Tax Band - G EPC - D Broadband Speed - 75 Mb Disclaimer: Important Information: Property Particulars: Although we endeavor to ensure the accuracy of property details we have not tested any services, equipment or fixtures and fittings. We give no guarantees that they are connected, in working order or fit for purpose. Floor Plans: Please note a floor plan is intended to show the relationship between rooms and does not reflect exact dimensions. Floor plans are produced for guidance only and are not to scale.

PROPERTY SUMMARY If you are looking for a home which suits multi-generational living then look no further, Drayton Lane is one of the most popular locations within Drayton and referred to by many as the 'last Lane' in Portsmouth. No.33 is set back from the Lane behind a bank and retaining wall with a crescent style drive-in, drive-out facility with parking for numerous cars as well as an integral garage. The property itself is also unique as it comprises of two dwellings, the main house has 1710 sq ft of living space arranged over two floors and comprises: hallway, 20' sitting room, dining room, kitchen opening to conservatory/breakfast room, utility room, cloakroom and garage on the ground floor, with three double bedrooms, an en-suite shower room and family bathroom on the first floor. Within the westerly facing rear garden is a large workshop and detached one bedroom annexe with a sitting room, bathroom, kitchen and bedroom, providing a further 425 sq ft of extra living space. The property is ideally situated for the growing family with a good size rear garden, side pedestrian access and being located in a popular residential, elevated location which is in easy access of local shopping amenities, bus routes, recreation grounds and the catchment of both Solent and Springfield Schools (subject to confirmation). Offered with no forward chain, early viewing is strongly recommended in order to appreciate both the accommodation and location on offer.  ENTRANCE Two lowered kerbs to either side of curved brick retaining wall with brick paved crescent shaped driveway, lawned garden to the middle with central silver birch tree, to either side are shrubs and bushes with mature hedge and fence panelling, to the right hand side of the property is access to the garage, curved steps leading to main front door with cover over and lighting, to the left hand side of the property is a further driveway with twin wooden gates leading to rear garden, main front door leading to:   HALLWAY Wooden flooring, doors to primary rooms, balustrade staircase rising to first floor, radiator, ceiling coving.  SITTING ROOM 20' 6 x 11' 2 (6.25m x 3.4m) Double glazed windows to front and side aspect with radiator under, stripped and stained architraves, skirting boards and panelled door, wall and ceiling lights, surround fireplace with electric fire, double glazed window to rear aspect with low sill and radiator under, twin glazed doors leading to breakfast room/kitchen.  DINING ROOM 13' 0 x 12' 5 (3.96m x 3.78m) Double glazed windows to front and side aspects, radiators, ceiling coving, corner tiled surround fireplace with brickette surround tiled hearth, serving hatch to kitchen, panelled door, dimmer switch, wall and ceiling lights.  CLOAKROOM Access to understairs storage cupboard, vanity unit with wash hand basin with mixer tap and range of cupboards under, fully ceramic tiled to walls and floor, low level w.c., restricted ceiling height, ceiling spotlights, extractor fan, frosted double glazed window to rear, two wall mounted units with central mirror.  KITCHEN 12' 4 x 8' 1 (3.76m x 2.46m) Opening via archway leading to large breakfast/dining area. Kitchen: Comprehensive range of wood fronted wall and floor units with granite worksurface, serving hatch to sitting room, under unit lighting, two wall mounted units with glazed panelled doors and glass shelving, tiled surrounds, range of pan drawers, inset AEG four ring gas hob with oven under, extractor hood, fan and light over, controls for central heating boiler, integrated fridge with matching door, inset single drainer sink unit with mixer tap, integrated AEG dishwasher with matching door, tiled flooring, ceiling spotlights and coving, radiator, dimmer switch.   CONSERVATORY / BREAKFAST ROOM 19' 1 x 11' 2 (5.82m x 3.4m) Sloping roof with two skylights windows with integrated blinds, ceiling spotlights, tiled flooring, twin double-glazed doors leading to rear garden with full height panels to either side, windows with low sill and radiators under to side and rear aspect overlooking garden, further radiator, door to:  UTILITY ROOM 11' 2 x 8' 10 (3.4m x 2.69m) Newly fitted (2023) wall mounted Vaillant boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating, range of wall and floor units with roll top work surface, under unit lighting, tiled flooring, double glazed door with windows to either side and low sills leading to rear garden, radiator, space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer, inset single drainer stainless steel sink unit with mixer tap and cupboards under, ceramic tiled surrounds, skylight window with blind, ceiling spotlights, walk-in storage cupboard, door to:  GARAGE 20' 4 x 8' 1 (6.2m x 2.46m) Up and over door, wall mounted gas meter and newly fitted electric consumer box.  FIRST FLOOR Landing with large double-glazed window to rear aspect overlooking garden, stripped and stained skirting boards, architraves and panelled doors, built-in airing cupboard housing hot water cylinder, access to loft space, ceiling coving.  BEDROOM 2 14' 11 x 11' 2 (4.55m x 3.4m) Range of built-in wardrobes to one wall with hanging space and shelving, double glazed window to rear aspect overlooking garden, dual aspect double glazed windows to front and side, radiator, panelled door.  BEDROOM 1 13' 0 x 12' 5 (3.96m x 3.78m) Dual aspect double glazed windows to front and side with far reaching views towards Langstone Harbour in the distance, range of chest of drawers, radiator, floor to ceiling built-in wardrobes and bedroom furniture including bedside cabinets with arched display shelving and over bed storage cupboards, door to:  EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM Fully ceramic tiled shower cubicle with Aqualisa shower, vanity unit with wash hand basin, mixer tap and cupboards under, mirror fronted medicine cabinet over, ceramic tiled surrounds, double glazed window to font aspect, heated towel rail, tiled flooring, concealed cistern w.c.  FAMILY BATHROOM White suite comprising: double ended panelled bath with central mixer tap, shower attachment and folding shower svreen over, ceramic tiled to half wall level, tiled flooring, double glazed window to rear aspect overlooking garden, vanity unit with wash hand basin and cupboards under, concealed cistern w.c., mirror, chrome heated towel rail.  BEDROOM 3 19' 7 x 8' 0 (5.97m x 2.44m) Wood laminate flooring, stripped and stained skirting boards, double glazed window to front aspect with radiator under, double glazed window to rear aspect overlooking garden, second radiator.  OUTSIDE Directly to the rear of the house is a patio accessible from the kitchen, breakfast room and utility room, the patio measures 28'0 x 17'0 approx., with brick pillars and wrought iron railings, high retaining wall to one side, cold water tap, gates from patio providing access onto side and main garden, directly to the rear of the living room is a lowered patio area with mature tree, the westerly facing garden has a central magnolia tree, raised flowering borders and is enclosed by fencing, mature shrubs and bushes, detached garage/workshop, greenhouse and to the westerly end of the garden is a detached bungalow with paved areas to the front and side aspect.   DETACHED ANNEXE Double glazed main front door with frosted panel leading to:  HALLWAY Opening directly into living room, radiator, doors to primary rooms.  BATHROOM White suite comprising: panelled bath with separate shower over and screen, radiator, fully ceramic tiled to walls, vinyl flooring, pedestal wash hand basin, low level w.c., double glazed frosted window to front aspect, extractor fan, mirror fronted medicine cabinet, shaver point.  KITCHEN 10' 10 x 6' 3 (3.3m x 1.91m) Comprehensive range of matching wall and floor units with roll top work surface, inset single drainer stainless teel sink unit with mixer tap and cupboard space under, washing machine point, inset four ring gas hob with double oven under, extractor hood, fan and light over, fully ceramic tiled to wall and floor, space for fridge, tall larder style unit with range of shelving, borrowed light window and serving hatch to living room, one wall mounted unit housing Glow-worm boiler supplying domestic hot water and central heating to the bungalow only, cupboard housing newly fitted electric consumer box and gas meters.  BEDROOM 11' 8 x 7' 5 (3.56m x 2.26m) Dual aspect double glazed windows to front and side overlooking garden, radiator.  LIVING ROOM INC DINING AREA 18' 2 decreasing to 11'6 x 12' 0 maximum (5.54m x 3.66m) Opening directly into hallway, three radiators, access to insulated roof space, serving hatch to kitchen, surround fireplace with painted hearth and coal effect gas fire, double glazed window to side aspect.   WORKSHOP 18' 6 x 8' 1 (5.64m x 2.46m)   AGENTS NOTES Council Tax Band – E - Portsmouth City Council Broadband – ASDL/FTTC Fibre Checker (openreach.com) Flood Risk – Refer to - (GOV.UK (check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk)

Within the Lake District National Park, an impressive period country house, making an ideal residential home however, currently trading as an air bnb/exclusive private hire in a prominent roadside setting with stunning panoramic rural views. Lyth Valley Country House is currently let through Ridgestone, a company based locally in Windermere, and there is potential to generate an annual income of circa £250,000.  Welcome to Lyth Valley Country House, Lyth Nestled within the Lake District National Park, Lyth Valley Country House is an impressive period residence occupying a prominent position with breathtaking panoramic views across the surrounding countryside. Set within approximately 1.6 acres of beautifully maintained grounds, the property offers a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial family home in one of Cumbria’s most picturesque valleys. Originally built around the turn of the twentieth century and influenced by the Arts and Crafts movement, the house combines timeless character with the comforts of modern living. Extensively refurbished to a high standard in 2015, the property has been thoughtfully updated throughout while retaining its original charm and architectural appeal. Location The Lyth Valley sits on the edge of the Lake District National Park and is sheltered by surrounding limestone hills and thus enjoys a relatively mild micro-climate which over the years has enabled the creation of multiple damson orchards. Alfred Wainwright said that The supreme joy of the Lyth valley is its annual springtime renewal, with damson blossom appearing as white puffs of smoke all over the valley. An excellent base for exploring South Lakeland, the Lake District and the west coast of Cumbria, the Lyth Valley is easy to reach off the M6 without getting caught up in the usual holiday traffic of the region. Step inside The accommodation extends to nine individually designed en-suite bedrooms, all enjoying delightful rural views, providing exceptional flexibility for family living, multi-generational occupation, or accommodating visiting guests. Generous reception spaces create a warm and sociable environment, with a welcoming lounge centred around a wood-burning stove, an elegant dining area, and a beautifully appointed bar and entertaining space, ideal for hosting family and friends. The property currently benefits from a fully equipped commercial kitchen, perfectly suited to its existing hospitality use. However, for those seeking a private residence, this space offers tremendous scope to be transformed into a spectacular open-plan living, kitchen and dining area, creating a stunning heart of the home designed for modern family life and entertaining. Extensive utility and storage areas, together with a range of practical ancillary rooms, further enhance the flexibility of the accommodation. Throughout the property, quality oak joinery, heritage-style bathrooms, attractive flooring and tasteful décor contribute to the home's warm and inviting atmosphere. The first floor provides five spacious bedroom suites, several enjoying dual-aspect views across the valley. A further three bedrooms are located on the lower ground floor, each with independent external access and sheltered seating areas. These highly versatile rooms could equally be utilised as a games room, home office, hobby or studio space, gym, or even as a self-contained area for visiting guests or an elderly relative, offering excellent flexibility to suit a variety of lifestyles and family requirements. Step outside Outside, the grounds have been designed to make the most of the property's exceptional setting. A large balcony enjoys morning sunshine and far-reaching views, while attractive terraces provide ideal spaces for outdoor dining and entertaining. Mature gardens, private parking, and a hot tub further enhance the lifestyle appeal of this remarkable home. The total site extends to approximately 1.58 acres and enjoys a wonderful balance of privacy, accessibility, and connection to the surrounding landscape. Positioned within the sought-after Lyth Valley, the property benefits from a peaceful rural setting whilst remaining conveniently accessible from the M6 and within easy reach of Kendal, Windermere, and the wider Lake District. Additional land and outbuildings are available by separate negotiation, including a charming shepherd's hut, further pastureland, and a substantial traditional Lakeland barn with potential for conversion, subject to the necessary consents. Lyth Valley Country House presents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial and beautifully presented country residence, set within the Lake District National Park.  Further info On the road Kendal 6 miles Bowness on Windermere 6.5 miles M6 J36 9.9 miles Cartmel 11.7 miles Manchester 75.8 miles Manchester airport 84.1 miles Liverpool airport 89.7 miles The above journey distances are for approximate guidance only and have been sourced from the fastest route on the AA website from the property postcode. Schools Primary Crosthwaite C of E Community, C of E and Catholic schools in Windermere Various primary schools in Kendal Windermere School (Independent) Secondary Lakes School (Troutbeck Bridge) Windermere School (Independent) The Queen Katherine School and Kirkby Kendal School (Kendal) Rail journeys Lancaster 13 minutes Manchester (Piccadilly) 1 hour 14 minutes London (Euston) 2 hours 47 minutes Edinburgh 2 hours 4 minutes Based on approximate direct train journey durations from Oxenholme train station on the main West Coast line. Train service durations vary, please check nationalrail.co.uk for further details. Things to do in the area Local leisure activities Sizergh Castle Witherslack Hall Equestrian Centre Blackwell, The Arts and Crafts House (Bowness) Motor boat and yacht clubs on Lake Windermere Golf courses (Kendal, Windermere, Grange over Sands, Crook) Places to eat Baha, Boaters Bar (Bowness on Windermere) Brown Horse (Winster) The Punch Bowl (Crosthwaite) The Black Labrador (Underbarrow) Great walks nearby Whitbarrow Scar and Lord’s Seat Underbarrow Scar Gummer’s How Services Mains electricity and water. LPG central heating. Drainage to a private treatment plant, located within the boundaries. B4RN (Broadband for the Rural North) www.B4RN.org.uk fitted but not connected. Local Authority charges Westmorland and Furness Council – Rateable Value of £43,500 (with effect from 01.04.23) with the small business multiplier of 49.9p Tenure Freehold Please note The sale includes the majority of contents with the exception of personal items to enable trading to continue and for the property to be sold as a going concern. Directions Use Sat Nav LA8 8DB with reference to the directions below: Leave the M6 at J36 and head towards the Lake District on the A590. Exit left signposted A590 Barrow/Milnthorpe A6. At the roundabout at the bottom of the slip road take the first exit onto the A590. Proceed and as the road becomes a dual carriageway turn right signposted A5074 Bowness, Windermere. Passing the Gilpin Bridge Inn, turn left to stay on the A5074. Continue along the Lyth Valley road where the Lyth Valley Country House Hotel is on the right, directly on the roadside. Anti Money Laundering Regulations (AML)  Due to the Money Laundering Regulations, now officially known as Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds Regulations 2017 we are required to follow government legislation and carry out identification checks on all purchasers. We use a specialist third party company to conduct these checks at a charge of £48 inclusive of VAT per buyer once an offer has been accepted and you will be unable to proceed with the purchase of the property until these checks have been carried out. This charge is non-refundable.

Located in the south Leicestershire village of South Kilworth, This Home is a property of distinctive style and design. Found at the top of a spacious private tarmac drive lined with tall graphite eco fencing, it is approached from Welford Road through black steel gates and along a driveway lined with lights and shrubs. It is an impressively individual building from the very first glance. Although it is only natural to try and imagine what this exceptional property has to offer, this is an original, and as such will undoubtedly deliver beyond expectations. This Stunning Home has been developed and personalised by the present owners over the last sixteen years. It is a residence that exudes modern characteristics and attributing features of architectural note. The main part of the building is in white render, accessorised with horizontal graphite windows, and a large chimney stack amidst a sweeping clerestory roof. It has been specifically extended and refurbished to add contemporary features, fixtures and fittings creating a split level house with an enormous one hundred metre squared bedroom extension connected to the main building through a glass link. In total, it has six bedrooms, a spacious open plan living area, gymnasium, triple garage and glass sided balcony, equipped with graphite pergolas below. By reconfiguring and adding to the existing structure, open space and versatility have been created in abundance within half an acre of grounds that overlook beautiful open farmland and countryside. This is an exclusively designed modern home. Welcoming The driveway is generously proportioned and easily provides parking for up to ten cars. There is a pond with waterfall feature at the front of the building and well maintained landscaped gardens consisting of lawn, trees and shrubbery. The triple garage is cedar clad and has been deliberately personalized to coordinate with the main house, featuring pent roof and four automated doors. Once inside, the hallway captures the essence of the interior design; it is light filled and spacious, with subtle lighting fixtures, minimal decoration and natural textures. The floor is covered with large white gloss porcelain tiles: they run throughout the hallway and into the large bedrooms found via a glass extension on the left. The tongue and groove doors in the property are made from medium oak wood, accessorised with brushed steel furniture, and coordinate with the staircase/steps that lead from the hall into the wonderful living space beyond. Contemporary design for relaxation and comfort Here, there is a combination of lounge, dining room and kitchen. There are areas demarcated for specific purposes with the use of furniture or fixtures but the generous proportion of the living space, plus the views that surround it into the garden and beyond, create an exceptionally light and relaxing room that is the geographical heart of the home. Travertine flooring is used throughout the living space and a bespoke feature wall of cedar cladding creates a perfect place to view a wide screen television for the lounge area. Directly above, there is one of two hidden entrances into the loft space, which has lighting, insulation and is boarded. A log burner has been positioned diagonally in the furthest corner of the living space – there is a covered cedar porch with log store close by - opposite to the open kitchen. The whole space is beautifully neutral and distinctively unique, with an easy relaxed vibe for everyday needs but with the capability for larger scale entertaining. The kitchen has three pairs of sliding anthracite doors. Two of them open onto the wide balcony. The covered balcony offers a fantastic extension to the living area and is decked with wood grain anthracite composite flooring. Here, purpose placed opaque glass affords privacy when using the hot tub, while the three metre by seven metre graphite pergolas can be opened or closed to suit. Within the bespoke kitchen, there is a sweep of worktop with space for double integrated appliances in cabinetry that is both practical and very fitting in this open plan arrangement of rooms. Stools fit neatly into one of the work surfaces and a steel extractor fan is ceiling hung from above the convection hob. The double ovens and dishwasher are included in the sale of the property. The dining area is at the side of the kitchen. Here there are two cabin windowed doors opening into a store on the left and a landing on the right. The landing leads to a staircase dropping to the rooms on the lowest level. The utility is below the kitchen – reached by going down the staircase – it is similarly fitted for storage, has an additional sink and provides plumbing for laundry appliances. There is also a pantry next door and the internal door to the snug. The snug is entered along a hall from the staircase and double doors opening onto the front of the property. The snug provides a wonderful addition to the home. Remember…there are six bedrooms From the original point of entry, instead of ascending the stairs to the living area, the bedrooms are on the opposite side on ground level. From the hall there are doors to two bedrooms at the front of the building and another at the rear. Presently, two of them are being used as separate studies. A family bathroom with separate toilet and basin are across the hall. Lastly, a fourth bedroom that has its own en-suite and doors that open into the garden. Another L shaped bedroom at the opposite end of the hall has a 4.5 metre window overlooking the front of the property. It is a spacious room and is fitted with mirrored wardrobes. The master suite of rooms making up the prime bedroom is at the furthest wing of the property. The extensive minimalist bedroom has windows on three sides and one with an electrically operated blind that stretches across the 4.5 metres of glass that looks into the garden and beyond. This prime suite has a bespoke dressing room with skylights, for him and her, and a designer minimalist en-suite by Lisa Melvin entitled ‘Rock Star’. This was featured in an edition of the Utopia kitchen and bathroom magazine and has a Hudson Reed wall-hung vanity unit with double basin, drawers and a three-panelled mirrored cabinet. There is a 3.6 ‘Dreamwall’ component behind the Waters Brook2 freestanding white bath and a supersize walk through rainfall shower, fitted with a Hansgrohe dance shower system and silver moon mosaic floor tiles. Graphite porcelain tiles are used elsewhere. The chrome finish radiator and towel warmer is made by Bisque and on skirting board level, the blue toned lighting reacts automatically with movement sensors. All fixtures and fittings in all the bathing areas of this Home have been tastefully selected for their contemporary design and fitted to high specifications. They all impress with the continuing theme of natural materials, a neutral palette and stunning attention to detail. Outside in the rear garden, a cedar clad summer house continues with the appearance of the house. There are landscaped gardens to enjoy and ever-changing, seasonal views looking out to open countryside. In all aspects tis impressive home undeniably fulfils the definition of exceptional: superior, superb and completely out of the ordinary,’ South Kilworth is a village in central England, a region referred to as the East Midlands. It is situated towards the southernmost extremity of Leicestershire being only a half hour drive from Leicester’s city centre. It is in the LE17 postcode district and is a civil parish. It falls within the district council of Harborough and is within easy reach of larger towns such as Lutterworth, Husbands Bosworth and Rugby, all providing a variety of amenities such as edge of town super stores or uniquely bespoke shops. Essentially, South Kilworth is geographically at the centre of an intersection of routes. The North Road takes you to North Kilworth and heading south on the Kilworth Road will lead to Welford. Heading south-west or north-west, will incur meeting the M1 at junctions 19 and 20, Rugby and Lutterworth respectively. From those points the M6 and M69 maximise the potential for speedier travel by road from this central Midland location. There are two railway stations within easy reach at Rugby and Market Harborough, with regular high speed trains to London Euston and St. Pancras taking a little over one hour. The nearest airports are East Midlands, Birmingham and Coventry. In times past, the Domesday Book of 1086 records a settlement known then as Cleveliord which many believe is referring to South Kilworth as it could mean hedged enclosure. There have been settlements in the vicinity since prehistoric times with later evidence pertaining to Roman, Anglo Saxon and mediaeval periods. The village was certainly established before the Norman Conquest, with a manor and farming community. There remains evidence of forridge and furrow cultivation in fields bordering the village. The church of St Nicholas is twelfth century in part but holds a clock tower installed as a memorial to the men of the locality who died fighting in the 1914-18 war. There are a number of historic houses in the village along the Welford and Walcote Roads dating from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. Today, the village hall located on Leys Crescent is the centre for many social activities, events and clubs. It has extensive sports pitches, a children’s playground, adult fitness equipment and a bowling green. As with many communities, people are interested to share points of communal interest and the South Kilworth monthly newsletter will be a good starting point for those new to the area. An excellent village website produced by the parish council also contains a wealth of information. www.southkilworth.co.uk There are several public houses and restaurants in or close by to South Kilworth: The White Hart, The Attic, White Lion or Black Horse to name a few. These serve locally produced food and ales. There is easy access to wider open spaces, with nature reserves and bridal paths within easy reach. Kilworth Springs Golf Club, Kilworth House Hotel and the Outdoor Theatre attract people to the vicinity, as does the North Kilworth Marina. Golf courses and equestrian centres are easily reached by car. There is a local primary school, South Kilworth Primary School but over a wider area there are several educational options; nursery, primary and secondary. South Kilworth is in the catchment area for the Rugby (Warwickshire) Grammar Schools. Other schools include the Rugby School, Leicester Grammar, Princethorpe and Oakham. There are also private establishments in the county offering bordering facilities. The Office for Standards in Education - OFSTED – is best researched to provide a comprehensive review of currently rated standards of practice. Disclaimer: Important Information: Property Particulars: Although we endeavor to ensure the accuracy of property details we have not tested any services, equipment or fixtures and fittings. We give no guarantees that they are connected, in working order or fit for purpose. Floor Plans: Please note a floor plan is intended to show the relationship between rooms and does not reflect exact dimensions. Floor plans are produced for guidance only and are not to scale.

Occupying a prestigious position within the historic setting of Brentwood Cathedral, this striking Victorian detached residence extends to approximately 2,750 sq ft and is arranged over three beautifully presented floors, combining timeless period character with thoughtfully designed contemporary living. The handsome red-brick and timbered façade is rich in architectural detail, featuring a dramatic double-height bay window, an elegant balcony beneath a decorative timbered gable and a traditional black-and-white tiled pathway leading to an arched storm porch and classic London-style front door. Stepping inside, the welcoming reception hall immediately showcases the home's heritage, with exposed brickwork, timber detailing and an ornate fireplace setting the tone for the character found throughout. The elegant principal reception room is centred around the impressive bay window complete with a window seat, feature fireplace and wood flooring, creating a wonderfully inviting space for both relaxing and entertaining. To the rear, the bespoke kitchen is beautifully appointed with classic cabinetry, an Aga and central island with wine fridge - this area flows seamlessly into an exceptional open-plan family living and dining area with a vaulted ceiling and glazed lantern roof flood the space with natural light, creating a bright and sociable heart of the home. The further reception/living space creates an ideal relaxing area for the whole family. A utility cupboard and cloakroom complete the ground floor, with a side door and pathway leading through to the garden. The first floor is arranged around an intriguing dual-staircase design and includes a superb principal suite occupying the upper section of the bay window. This impressive retreat benefits from a private balcony, dressing area and stylish en-suite shower room. Two further double bedrooms, a family bathroom and a separate shower room are also located on this floor. The second floor provides two additional bedrooms, one of which features a charming hidden den or useful storage room, discreetly accessed through a small internal door. Throughout the property the stylish décor blends with a high specification including air conditioning in the kitchen and family room/play area, together with the principal and second bedrooms. Outside, a driveway accessed from St Thomas Road leads to a private parking area and detached double garage with a secure up-and-over door. An attractive arched gateway opens into the beautifully landscaped rear garden, designed for both family life and entertaining. The gardens offer generous seating areas, attractive pathways, planted borders, low brick walls, a dedicated barbecue area and an artificial lawn providing year-round enjoyment with minimal maintenance. The property's location is exceptional. Brentwood High Street is just moments away, while Brentwood Station is approximately a seven-minute walk, offering fast Elizabeth line services into the City and London's West End via Liverpool Street. The area is renowned for its excellent educational provision, including Brentwood School and the Ursuline, together with an excellent selection of cafés, restaurants, boutique shopping and convenient access to the A12 and M25. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial period home in one of Brentwood's most sought-after and well-connected locations.

Set just outside Watlington, Watlington Mill is a remarkable former mill house offering exceptional character, privacy and potential. Surrounded by approximately 30 acres of lakes, woodland and mature gardens, this unlisted country home presents a rare opportunity to create a stunning family residence, rural retreat or live/work lifestyle property, with further scope offered by the extensive outbuildings, subject to planning. Approached via a long private driveway with turning circle and covered entrance porch, the principal house sits beautifully within its own expansive grounds. Arranged over three floors, the accommodation is full of character, with unusual room shapes, period details and a layout that reflects the property's historic evolution. The ground floor includes a spacious dining room, a bright and airy family sitting room with an open fireplace and direct access to the gardens and terrace, a study, an additional reception room and a charming cottage-style kitchen centred around a large open fireplace. One of the most distinctive features of the house is the original water channel, visible through a glass floor panel within the property. Upstairs, there are five generous double bedrooms and two bathrooms, including a principal bedroom with vaulted ceilings and beautiful views across the lakes and surrounding grounds. The remaining bedrooms are arranged in a wonderfully characterful and individual layout, ideal for family living or guest accommodation. As the property is not listed, it offers excellent flexibility for a new owner to restore, modernise or completely reimagine the internal layout to suit modern living. Watlington Mill extends to approximately 30 acres of diverse and picturesque grounds, creating a private and peaceful setting rarely found so close to excellent transport links. Immediately behind the house is the mill lake, forming a beautiful waterside backdrop to the gardens, terraces and entertaining spaces. Beyond this lies a substantial main lake, supporting a multitude of fauna, carp, roach, dragonflies, and set amongst areas of woodland and natural wild gardens, providing a haven for wildlife and a wonderful sense of seclusion. The grounds support an abundance of British wildlife including herons, egrets, ducks, foxes and badgers, while nearby grazing land and open countryside further enhance the rural atmosphere. The outbuildings provide valuable additional space and considerable future potential. They could be adapted for guest accommodation, holiday lets, home offices, workshops, studios, wellness facilities or a live/work business environment, subject to the necessary consents. For buyers seeking a lifestyle property with flexibility and long-term opportunity, the estate offers exceptional scope. Location & Amenities Watlington Mill enjoys an enviable position just outside the charming market town of Watlington, one of Oxfordshire's most desirable small towns, set on the edge of the Chiltern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Watlington offers a wonderful range of independent shops, cafes, traditional pubs, local services and highly regarded schooling, combining village charm with everyday convenience. The property is also ideally placed for commuters, with the M40 approximately 10 minutes away, providing excellent access to Oxford, London and Heathrow Airport. The surrounding countryside offers superb walking, cycling and riding opportunities, with the nearby Chilterns providing some of the most attractive landscapes in the South East. Distances to Nearby Towns •Watlington — approximately 2 miles •Thame — approximately 9 miles •Henley-on-Thames — approximately 11 miles •Princes Risborough — approximately 12 miles •Oxford — approximately 18 miles •High Wycombe — approximately 18 miles •Reading — approximately 25 miles Local Schools •Watlington Primary School •Icknield Community College, Watlington •The Oratory School, Woodcote •Lord Williams's School, Thame •Magdalen College School, Oxford •Headington School, Oxford •Crawford House School •Rupert House School, Henley-on-Thames •Moulsford Prep School •Queen Anne's School, Caversham Local Leisure & Facilities •The Chiltern Hills walking and cycling routes •Watlington Sports Club •Oxfordshire Golf Club •Henley Golf Club •Le Manoir aux Quat’Saisons •Daylesford Organic Farm Shop & Cafe •The Lambert Arms and local country pubs •River Thames boating and riverside leisure at Henley •National Trust countryside and estates nearby Services, Utilities & Property Information Mains Water Supply Sewerage - Septic Tank Gas central heating Mains Electricity Supply Mains Gas Mobile Phone Coverage - 4G mobile signal is available in the area. Broadband Availability - 'Ultra Fast Broadband Speed is available in the area, with predicted highest available download speed 600 Mbps and highest available upload speed 600 Mbps.' A convenance exists in relation to any further development and building within the grounds. The property benefits from and is subject to various rights of way, easements, utility/service rights and restrictive covenants. Further information is available from the selling agent Tenure — Freehold Directions - OX49 5NAwhat3words: ///agency.graceful.counts Local Authority: South Oxford District Council. Council Tax Band: G Viewing Arrangements Strictly via the vendors sole agents Fine & Country Opening Hours: Monday to Friday - 9.00 am - 5.30 pm Saturday - 9.00 am - 4.30 pm Sunday - By appointment only Agent Details Tristan Batory Title Associate Partner Office Oxford Tel 07879 407697 Email [email protected]

***Open House Saturday 22nd August 11am – 1pm*** Nestled at the end of a private lane and set behind secure electric gates on a secluded plot, this exceptional modern bungalow offers luxurious single-storey living in a peaceful and private setting. The accommodation comprises five generous double bedrooms, two contemporary bathrooms, two light-filled reception rooms, including a superb games room with bar, a stylish fully equipped kitchen with adjoining dining area, and a separate utility room. Outside, a beautifully landscaped wrap-around garden, bordered by mature planting, provides a wonderful sense of seclusion and an ideal space for both relaxing and entertaining. The property also benefits from a detached double garage and ample driveway parking for numerous vehicles. Discreetly positioned just off Templewood Lane, this unique home enjoys the perfect balance of privacy and convenience, with the charming village of Farnham Common, offering an array of boutique cafés, independent shops and restaurants, all within walking distance. Services, Utilities & Property Information: Local Authority: South Buckinghamshire Tenure: Freehold | EPC: D | Council Tax Band: G Construction Type: Brick Utilities: Water: Thames Water Electricity: EDF Gas: EDF Mobile Phone Coverage: 5G is predicted to be available in the area, we advise that you check with your provider. Broadband Availability: FTTP broadband available in the area, we advise that you check with your provider. Garage Parking Spaces: 2 Off Road Parking Spaces: 8-10 Total Internal Floor: 2519 sq ft Right of access over a private driveway. Viewing Arrangements: Strictly via the vendors sole agent, Louis Byrne of Fine & Country Windsor and Englefield Green

GUIDE PRICE £1,000,000 - £1,100,000. This exquisitely restored character barn has been the subject of a loving renovation in recent years, the visionary owners using their expertise to create a home that also works as a business and adapts to every stage of family life with ease. With the feel of an Ibizan finca, it’s incredibly calming and tranquil, teeming with wildlife throughout and enjoys a wonderfully green and leafy setting.

Tucked away in over four acres of land, down a quiet little loke on the outskirts of a popular North Norfolk village, this is your very own corner of the countryside. With nothing to disturb you but the birdsong, it’s a true haven here. The lovely family home blends character with contemporary comforts, while the land offers ample opportunities for a healthier and more sustainable lifestyle. Walking distance from Felbrigg and just five minutes from Cromer, this could be all you’re looking for and more!

A Superb Country Retreat. This Victorian red brick former farmhouse exudes character with solid 9-inch walls (plus internal insulation) under a traditional slate roof. The house benefits from four spacious reception rooms, a welcoming garden room, and four bedrooms, offering ample living space plus offers two self-contained holiday lets, presenting opportunity for those seeking additional income Set in approximately 4.78 acres (stms), the property enjoys a tranquil countryside setting yet remains well-connected via nearby transport links.

INVITING OFFERS BETWEEN £975,000 AND £1,025,000 VIDEO TOUR AVAILABLE! This property is Contract Ready, the legal work has already started, saving time, reducing risk, and helping your move go smoothly. See below for details. SummaryEnjoying a superb position in the charming hamlet of Laytham, this exceptional barn conversion combines character, generous living space and stunning countryside views. Offering over 3,300 sq ft of beautifully presented accommodation, the property features four bedrooms, four bathrooms and four reception rooms, making it an ideal choice for growing families or those who enjoy entertaining. With excellent road and rail connections close by, this home offers the best of country living with everyday convenience. From the Agent's PerspectiveApproached via a long private driveway, this impressive barn conversion enjoys an enviable position surrounded by open countryside while remaining part of an attractive farm-style development with a small number of neighbouring homes. Located in the Vale of York, midway between York and Beverley, the property is also well placed for Howden, Pocklington, Holme-on-Spalding-Moor and Market Weighton. The M62 is just over 10 minutes away, making Leeds, Hull, Doncaster and Sheffield easily accessible, while Howden's mainline railway station offers direct services to London King's Cross. Beautifully presented throughout, the property blends character with modern comfort. Original ceiling beams and an impressive galleried reception hall create a striking first impression, while the well-planned layout offers plenty of flexibility for family life. Four spacious reception rooms provide room to relax, work and entertain, including a superb games and bar room with two sets of French doors opening onto the south-facing garden. The four bedrooms are all generously sized and are complemented by four bathrooms, offering comfort and practicality for both family and guests. Outside, the south-facing garden provides an excellent space to enjoy the surroundings, while a separate outdoor entertaining area takes full advantage of the far-reaching views across the fields. Ample parking completes the property, adding to the practicality of this outstanding home. Offering character, space and an exceptional setting, this is a rare opportunity to enjoy a relaxed country lifestyle without compromising on accessibility. Agent’s NotesDrainage is via a septic tank shared with the neighbouring property. We are advised that there are plans for a solar panel farm nearby however, no solar panels will be visible from the house even they are approved. TenureThe tenure of the property is freehold. Council TaxCouncil Tax is payable to the East Riding of Yorkshire Council. From verbal enquiries we are advised that the property is shown in the Council Tax Property Bandings List in Valuation Band C.* Fixtures & FittingsCertain fixtures and fittings may be purchased with the property but may be subject to separate negotiation as to price. Disclaimer*The agent has not had sight of confirmation documents and therefore the buyer is advised to obtain verification from their solicitor or surveyor. ViewingsStrictly by appointment with the sole agents. MortgagesWe will be pleased to offer expert advice regarding a mortgage for this property, details of which are available from our Fine and Country office. Your home is at risk if you do not keep up with repayments on a mortgage or other loan secured on it. Important Buyer Information: To progress your offer, we are legally required to verify your identity, confirm your source of funds, and assess affordability. This process incurs a fee of £50 (inc. VAT) for sole buyers, or £100 (inc. VAT) for joint buyers, regardless of the number of individuals involved. What Contract Ready Means for You — the Buyer When a seller is Contract Ready, it means all the key legal documents are prepared before a sale is agreed, so everything’s ready to go as soon as the offer is accepted, with no cost to you. This includes:• Proof of ownership and authority to sell• Seller’s Property Information Forms (TA6, TA10)• Draft contract of sale Your solicitor usually receives the full legal pack within 48 hours, so they can get to work immediately. How this helps you:• Reduces the number of enquiries going back and forth• Smoother and potentially quicker sale • Lowers the risk of the sale falling through

Located in a sought-after village, this handsome period home offers approaching 3,000 sq ft of accommodation, alongside a highly flexible annexe and a detached barn with utilities connected. Inside, a spacious entrance hall with adjoining cloakroom provides a welcoming first impression. The open-plan library/living room features a part-vaulted ceiling, original dividing beams, and a feature brick wall with a wood-burning stove, adding warmth and character. The current owners have added a bespoke oak-framed garden room, creating a wonderful space to extend the seasons and enjoy views of the garden throughout the year. A dining room sits conveniently alongside the kitchen/breakfast room, making it ideal for entertaining and family life. The flexible annexe space is currently arranged as an office, ground-floor bedroom, shower room, and utility area. It could easily be adapted to form a self-contained annexe if required, offering guests privacy or providing multi-generational living options. Upstairs, the period charm continues across four well-proportioned bedrooms, two served by a large bathroom and shower and two by a shower and toilet. Outside, the gardens feature a generous gravel driveway providing ample parking, along with an electric car charging point. Brick terraces, mature planting, pergolas, and neatly clipped shrubs create a peaceful outdoor sanctuary, while the large lawn is perfect for children to play or for further landscaping. To the rear of the garden stands a detached barn, currently used as an office and workshop and storage space and benefiting from a shower and sauna. This versatile building lends itself to a wide range of potential uses, including a detached annexe, home office, or leisure space. The current owners have previously submitted a pre-application planning enquiry, which received a favourable response for conversion into a separate dwelling. Seller Insight Conveniently located in historic Barkway village, this elegant Georgian home has been lived in and loved by the same family for over thirty years. The family were looking for a spacious home, large enough for family life and with the added benefit of an annexe that would accommodate an elderly parent, whilst still being connected to the main house. The Oak House ticked all the boxes, and the owners describes the immediate welcoming atmosphere and charm the family experienced when they viewed the property. Over the years each room has been enjoyed and appreciated, with all the spaces thoughtfully suited to both everyday living and entertaining. The living room and library combine to make a favourite space and have a definite wow factor, and the owners say first time visitors always exclaim: Stunning!. This is where you can relax by the glow of the wood burner or read and work contentedly in the library area. The garden room provides a delightful link between the house and garden and is the perfect place for breakfast and a morning coffee with the garden as a pretty background and perhaps give guests a pre-dinner drink before moving through to the dining room. It is a home which can comfortably provide hospitality and the owners recall memorable parties, including an event when a marquee was installed in the garden and guests drifted happily between house and garden. Externally, the garden is a real extension of the living space. There are charming areas to sit and relax either under the pergola, in the shade of an apple tree or enjoying al fresco meals around the twelve-seater table by the barn at the end of the garden. The barn is a substantial building and currently used as an office with sauna, shower facilities and a mezzanine sitting area, yet large enough for conversion into a separate dwelling. The owners will miss the comfort, space and character of the much-loved home but the time has come to downsize and move nearer to family. The house is ready to welcome its next family and create a new chapter of memories. Village Information Barkway is a well-regarded and attractive village in North Hertfordshire, characterised by a variety of predominantly period homes set along charming village lanes. The village benefits from a strong sense of community and offers excellent local amenities such as the primary school with nursery provision and a playgroup held in the village hall, a sizeable playground and football pitches with a recently built community space making it particularly appealing to families. Despite its rural setting, Barkway is well connected. The nearby towns of Royston (approximately 4.2 miles) and Buntingford (around 5.7 miles) provide a good range of shopping, leisure and educational facilities, while the larger market town of Bishop's Stortford and Cambridge, between 16-18 miles away, offers more extensive amenities. Royston mainline railway station provides regular services to London King's Cross, with additional rail connections to London Liverpool Street available from Audley End, Bishop's Stortford and Ware. For road users, the A10 lies approximately 2 miles to the west, offering convenient links to the City and the M25 London Orbital Motorway and the A505 approximately 4 miles to the north connects west to the A1 and east to the M11. Agents Notes Tenure: Freehold Year Built: Mid - late 18th Century EPC: Exempt -Grade II Listed Local Authority: North Hertfordshire Council Tax Band: F IMPORTANT NOTE TO PURCHASERS: We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. Please be advised that some of the particulars may be awaiting vendor approval. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller. FCY250135

This charming character cottage has been transformed over the years, each successive owner making their mark. Today it’s an attractive and spacious family home that’s been the setting for many parties and celebrations over the years. Sitting in the middle of its 0.75-acre plot, with mature trees around and fields over the lane, it’s wonderfully private. A fantastic place for children to grow up and perfect for hosting family and friends, imagine writing the next chapter of your family’s story here.

A rare lifestyle retreat, this superb proposition offers a captivating blend of rural tranquillity, multi‑generational living, and income‑generating potential, all set within 7.57 acres of beautifully varied grounds. Tucked away on the edge of Newchurch Village and approached via a quiet country lane, this private estate unfolds as a charming collection of homes, gardens, and lifestyle amenities. At its heart stands the detached 1930s farmhouse, wrapped in 2 acres of sweeping lawns, mature trees, and a former grass tennis court. Its generous proportions, period character, and flexible layout create an inviting setting for relaxed family living or multi‑generational accommodation. A short stroll away, the three‑bedroom timber‑framed cottage, crafted in 2020, provides stylish, modern living with its own landscaped surroundings, ideal for guests, extended family, or additional rental income. Adding to the estate’s appeal is the thriving boutique holiday business, “Under the Stars.” Set within 5.57 acres of pastureland, two handcrafted oak‑framed Shepherds Huts offer an enchanting escape, each complete with a double bed, kitchenette, shower room, and private outdoor seating with BBQ. Their secluded positioning and timeless design create a magical glamping experience that continues to attract strong demand from both tourists and islanders alike. The link to Under the Stars IOW glamping  is: https://www.booking.com/hotel/gb/under-the-stars-shepherds-huts-at-harbors-lake.htmltab-main For equestrian or smallholding pursuits, the property includes stables, outbuildings, and well‑kept paddocks, along with a secondary access via Watery Lane, ideal for vehicles, horses, or guests arriving independently. Importantly, the home sits outside the Isle of Wight National Landscape designation and is not listed, offering freedom for future vision. Existing planning permission for additional Shepherds Huts and agricultural barns further enhances the scope for expansion, diversification, or lifestyle development. A place where nature, comfort, and opportunity come together, Harbors Lake is perfectly suited to those seeking a peaceful rural haven with the added benefit of established income streams and exceptional potential for the future.

Set within approximately ONE ACRE of beautifully landscaped grounds, this exceptional residence offers an outstanding blend of refined modern living and idyllic countryside surroundings. Extensively renovated and thoughtfully extended, the home enjoys breathtaking views across the Norfolk landscape, with elegant interiors designed to embrace light, space, and connection to the outdoors. From the spectacular first-floor family room and wraparound balcony to the formal gardens, paddock, and peaceful waterside outlook over Hickling Broad, every aspect of the property has been created for relaxed luxury living and all within close reach of day-to-day amenities.

A beautifully refurbished and highly versatile residence, occupying a tucked-away yet central position within the sought-after coastal town of Lynton. Enjoying breath-taking views across the town, coastline and surrounding Exmoor landscape, the property offers a rare blend of character, flexibility, quality accommodation and further potential. Currently run as a successful holiday let, the property can be used either as one substantial home or as two separate units, making it ideal as a main residence with income potential, dual occupancy, multi-generational living or a continued holiday letting investment. Believed to date back to the early 1900s, Tarr Cottage has been vastly improved and sympathetically refurbished during the current owner’s 13-year tenure. The property presents attractive elevations of painted render, timber cladding and oak-framed double glazing beneath a slate roof, combining traditional character with a high-quality modern finish. The home has also been upgraded with sustainability in mind, benefiting from an air source heat pump, solar thermal and photovoltaic panels, oak-framed windows, timber cladding and additional insulation. The accommodation is arranged to provide a spacious main house together with an adjoining cottage, each offering beautifully presented and characterful living space. The main house is entered via an oak-framed porch into a large lounge/diner, a welcoming space with exposed beams, stone flooring and a feature fireplace with log burner, solid oak surround and slate hearth. There is ample room for dining, while stairs rise to the first floor with storage beneath. An attractive stained-glass wooden door leads through to the kitchen/breakfast room, which enjoys windows and patio doors to the front. The kitchen is fitted with bespoke shaker-style units, slate work surfaces, a double-bowl ceramic sink, integrated dishwasher, appliance space and a Lacanche range cooker set into the fireplace with extractor over. To the first floor, a large landing gives access to the bedrooms and bathroom, with solid wood flooring continuing throughout. The main bedroom is a dual-aspect room enjoying views over Lynton town, with a vaulted ceiling, built-in oak wardrobe and en-suite shower room. There are two further bedrooms within the main house, both enjoying attractive character features, including vaulted ceilings, exposed beams and skylights, with one bedroom also benefiting from direct sea and valley views. The family bathroom is stylishly appointed with a cast iron roll-top bath, mains-fed corner shower, tempered copper sink set within a solid oak storage unit and low-level WC. The adjoining cottage can be accessed either from the main house or independently via the patio garden, offering excellent flexibility. The accommodation includes an open-plan living space with sun room/dining area, vaulted ceiling, skylight, exposed beams, large oak-framed windows and double doors opening onto the patio garden. The kitchen area is fitted with oak work surfaces, storage, appliance space and a freestanding oven with four-ring hob. A cosy lounge features an oak-framed fireplace with log burner and slate hearth, while the dual-aspect bedroom benefits from fitted storage and an en-suite shower room. Externally, Tarr Cottage continues to impress, with two large terraces ideal for outdoor dining, entertaining or simply enjoying the exceptional outlook, with the added benefit of a wood fired hot-tub. There is very generous parking, a triple-bay car port and a useful storage room. A particularly exciting feature of the property is the extant planning consent for a striking contemporary coach house, incorporating garages with an office and gym/workshop beneath. The design includes a spectacular double-height glazed gable end to maximise the outstanding panoramic views across Lynton, the coastline and Exmoor. The scheme was created by the architect responsible for the prestigious Tors Park development in nearby Lynmouth, offering an exceptional opportunity to further enhance this already remarkable property. The property is connected to mains electricity, water and drainage. Heating is provided via an air source heat pump and thermal solar system, with solar PV panels providing additional electricity. Tarr Cottage represents a truly special opportunity to acquire a beautifully refurbished and adaptable coastal home in one of North Devon's most desirable Exmoor settings, complete with outstanding views, income potential, generous parking and exceptional future potential through the approved coach house development. Lynton and Lynmouth are among North Devon's most picturesque coastal locations, where Exmoor meets the sea. The property is conveniently positioned close to local amenities, including shops, cafés, restaurants and the famous cliff railway, which provides easy access down to Lynmouth with its attractive seafront and harbour. Barnstaple, Minehead and North Devon's renowned surfing beaches are all within comfortable driving distance, while the North Devon Link Road provides access onwards to the M5 and Tiverton Parkway railway station.

Willow Bank is an impressive and beautifully presented detached residence set within the village of Hopton, close to the county town of Stafford. Offering 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and 3 reception rooms, the home enjoys an idyllic position with lovely views over open fields to the rear. With generous parking, flexible living spaces and a superb blend of modern comfort and rural tranquillity, Willow Bank is a deceptively spacious family home in a highly sought after village location. Services, Utilities & Property Information Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: F Local Authority: Stafford Borough Council & Staffordshire County Council EPC Rating: TBC. New EPC being carried out Property Construction: Standard (Brick/Tile) Electricity Supply: Mains Water Supply: Mains Drainage & Sewerage: Mains Heating: Oil Fired Central Heating Broadband: FTTC / Superfast Fibre Broadband connection available. We advise you to check with your provider Mobile Signal/Coverage: 4G/5G mobile signal is available in the area. We advise you to check with your provider Parking: Garage, Driveway and Off Road Parking spaces Special Notes: The land is subject to rights reserved by a conveyance of the land in this title (free passage of pipes, drains and sewers, light or air) Total Internal Floor Area: 4097 sq. ft

A beautiful detached, five-bedroom family home with generous living accommodation situated at the edge of a wonderful rural Wiltshire village just outside Malmesbury. This property comes with a generous garden and off-street parking for a number of vehicles and with additional land offering an opportunity to build a new property subject to the relevant planning permission which would not impact the current home. Rosegarth is a double fronted Cotswold stone property that has been extended in the past few years to offer a very spacious home that spans approximately 2600q.ft. This comes with open-plan living space to give a vibrant modern home set within a historic fronted building. The property offers a family living space with the benefits of five double bedrooms and multiple bathroom facilities. This property perfectly balances the charm of an older house with a modern, ecologically friendly family space. Entry to the house can be made through three separate doorways the main one takes you into the wonderfully impressive kitchen, dining and family room. This is a great space for entertaining with a vaulted ceiling that has multiple skylights letting in natural light, along with two sets of French doors opening onto the garden. This area was built in the last decade so benefits from great ecological factors. A solid wooden floor is fitted throughout this area the room naturally divides into two parts one a half kitchen with ample space for a large dining table, and the other half a seating area with room for sofas and a TV unit. The kitchen is fitted with a bespoke range of fitted wall and base units in a traditional shaker style, and finished with a solid wooden worktop, an electric AGA and a Belfast sink. Although a large farmhouse style table sits perfectly within the centre of the kitchen, there is also wiring in place for an island should a prospective purchaser wish to install one. Next to the kitchen area is a door leading into a utility room with a shower room beside this a further door connects to the partly converted double garage, which has both a gym and a workshop, along with space for storage in the remaining garage space. This area could be further developed for office space. To the opposite side of the kitchen leads into the original cottage hallway where there is a collection of storage cupboards, stairs to the first floor and the original front door. The formal sitting room is accessed from this hallway, which is a beautifully cosy room enjoying a focal fireplace with a log burner installed, and a secondary portion of the room provides space for a desk or to be used as a hobby area. The master bedroom has a Feature Fireplace positioned centrally in the bedroom, providing both warmth and classic aesthetic charm. There is a Dressing Room which Offers extensive storage space for wardrobes and a vanity table, with French doors for direct access to the garden. The En-Suite Bathroom features a large walk-in shower and includes a separate bathtub. Leading to the first floor is a galleried landing with access to the further four bedrooms, all of which are of generous double size and have great levels of character. There is a family bathroom positioned between all the bedrooms, with a free-standing bath, separate shower and wash basin, W.C and a heated towel rail. Externally the property enjoys a generous mature garden that is split into two separate areas. Next to the house there is a large, decked area that is fantastic for entertaining and naturally extends the house during the summer months. The garden wraps around the property and is mainly laid to lawn. There are several fruit trees and a hedge bordering the house ensuring privacy. Continuing up a pathway leads to the second area of garden which is a level lawn enclosed by a post and rail fence and mature hedges that creates excellent privacy. This space is currently under agriculture use but could be altered subject to gaining the relevant permissions. This includes the opportunity to build a separate property. To the front of the house is a gravelled driveway, entered via double gates, that provides parking for a number of vehicles ahead of the double garage which can be accessed directly from the house and has a chance to be further developed. The house is very well situated for links by rail to London and Bristol as well as motorway links that include Heathrow less than 90 minutes away. Services, Utilities & Property Information: Tenure: Freehold Council Tax band: G Local Authority: Wiltshire District Council EPC: Band E Property construction : Stone, Timber and Tile Electricity supply: Mains Water supply: Mains Drainage & Sewerage: Mains Heating: LPG (Liquid Petroleum Gas) Broadband: FTTC / Standard Fibre Broadband connection available - we advise you to check with your provider. Mobile signal/coverage: 4G mobile signal is available in the area - we advise you to check with your provider. Parking: 4+ Total Internal Floor Area: 1814.4 Sq Ft (Approximately) Part of the frontage is subject to an electricity easement granting maintenance access rights to the network operator and restricting the erection of structures within the easement area. Additional information can be provided upon request.

Country Life at a Gallop. Imagine a life where elegance meets equestrian excellence, where every day begins with the serenity of country living and ends with the thrill of riding at full gallop. Nestled within 14.45 acres (stms) of paddock, woodland and ponds, sits a two-year-old beautiful three-bedroom detached barn conversion offering a truly unique opportunity to live your equestrian dreams in style, with a 12-stable American Barn and professional standard menage offering potential for livery and training school. All Viewings Strictly by Appointment - please call the agent to book.

A Suffolk Home for Generations. Whether accommodating extended family, pursuing equestrian passions, generating additional income, or simply embracing the beauty of rural Suffolk, this remarkable home is designed to evolve with every stage of life. With 5 bedrooms and a wealth of entertaining space in the main house plus an independent annexe the possibilities are endless for work, rest, and play, being just minutes away from London rail links.

Believed to date back to the 17th Century, this remarkable Grade II Listed residence forms part of the historic heart of London Colney. Originally a timber-framed house with a traditional village shop, the property has evolved over more than three centuries, carefully preserving a wealth of original features including exposed beams, historic timber framing and period detailing. Offering over 2,370 sq ft of accommodation, it combines centuries of history with generous living space, making it one of the village's most distinctive and historically significant homes. The current owner has meticulously and sympathetically refurbished this remarkable residence, creating a wonderful blend of contemporary comfort and historic character. Every improvement has been carefully considered, enhancing the home’s functionality while preserving the charm and individuality that make this property so special. The recently installed kitchen is a stunning addition, perfectly complementing the character of the building while providing a beautifully appointed space for both everyday living and entertaining. Bathed in natural light from the dual-aspect windows, it creates a wonderful connection with the surroundings and offers a delightful place to enjoy the outlook throughout the seasons. The first-floor bathroom has also been thoughtfully updated, featuring a stylish modern suite and walk-in shower, combining luxury with practicality. Externally, the property continues to impress, with private off-street parking for two vehicles and the potential to create additional parking if desired. The beautifully proportioned garden provides a tranquil retreat, with an expansive lawn and generous patio area designed for entertaining, relaxing and enjoying the unique atmosphere of this historic home. Whether hosting friends on a summer’s evening or simply unwinding in the peaceful surroundings, this enchanting outdoor space provides the perfect setting to appreciate the beauty, character and timeless appeal of this exceptional property.

Steeped in history and surrounded by glorious countryside, this exceptional Grade II Listed residence forms part of the historic Upwood Manor, a remarkable home believed to date from before 1660. Occupying a commanding position within approximately four acres of gardens and land, the property offers a rare combination of heritage, grandeur and lifestyle appeal, creating an idyllic country retreat with excellent connectivity. From the moment of arrival, the sense of occasion is unmistakable. Approached via a sweeping driveway and framed by mature specimen trees, the house exudes timeless elegance. Beyond the impressive façade, a magnificent reception hall with soaring ceilings and an elegant galleried landing sets the tone for the wealth of character and architectural detail found throughout. Original sash windows, flagstone flooring, period fireplaces and exposed timbers combine to create a home of exceptional warmth and authenticity, while the generous proportions and versatile accommodation lend themselves equally well to family living and entertaining on a grand scale. The gardens and grounds are a particular highlight. Beautifully established lawns, mature planting and far-reaching rural views provide a stunning backdrop to everyday life, offering a wonderful sense of privacy and tranquillity. Whether enjoying summer gatherings on the terrace, exploring the grounds with family, or simply taking in the ever-changing countryside views, the setting is both peaceful and inspiring. Further enhancing the property's appeal is the addition of approximately two acres of adjoining land to the rear, providing vehicular access and creating exciting possibilities for those seeking an equestrian lifestyle, smallholding opportunities or simply additional space to enjoy, providing a rare and valuable asset in such a well-connected location. Despite its rural charm, the property remains exceptionally accessible. The village enjoys a strong sense of community and is conveniently placed for major road networks, while nearby Huntingdon offers direct rail services to London King's Cross, making the property ideally suited to those seeking the best of both country and city living. A home of remarkable provenance, character and scale, Upwood Manor presents a rare opportunity to acquire a distinguished period residence in one of Cambridgeshire's most picturesque settings. Seller Insight We knew Upwood Manor was something special before we had even reached the front door. Driving down the sweeping driveway, the sense of arrival was unforgettable. The space, the gardens, the setting and then the wonderful view of the house itself immediately captured our imagination. Having moved from London, we were struck by the scale of everything, from the grand hallway to the high ceilings and generous rooms, and the feeling that this could become an exceptional family home. Over the years, we have lovingly transformed the property, modernising it throughout while preserving the character, elegance and proportions that first drew us here. Every room has been improved, with updated heating, plumbing, wiring, flooring and finishes, alongside a reconfigured layout that better suits modern family living. The kitchen and bathrooms have been completely replaced, and thoughtful alterations have enhanced both comfort and practicality. The house has been the perfect setting for family life. The magnificent hallway remains one of our favourite features, creating a wonderful first impression every time we walk through the door. Equally special is the connection between the house and garden. The sitting room opens directly onto the patio, creating a seamless flow for entertaining and allowing guests to move effortlessly between indoors and out. Outside, we have created spaces that have brought us enormous enjoyment, including a superb office and entertainment area with raised decking and a hot tub. Countless summer gatherings have been enjoyed here, while the adjoining 1.8-acre field adds a rare sense of freedom, privacy and countryside living. The sunsets, perfectly framed down the length of the garden, are simply breathtaking. Upwood itself is a peaceful and friendly village with a welcoming pub, local schooling and excellent connections to Huntingdon, Peterborough, Cambridge and London. It offers the best of both worlds: tranquil rural living with convenient access to everything you need. Above all, Upwood Manor has been a warm, happy and much-loved family home, filled with wonderful memories that we will cherish for years to come. Village Information Nestled on the edge of the historic market town of Ramsey, the sought-after village of Upwood offers an enviable blend of rural charm and everyday convenience. Surrounded by open countryside, the village is ideal for those who enjoy walking, cycling and the great outdoors, with nearby Upwood Meadows National Nature Reserve providing beautiful natural landscapes to explore. The village also benefits from a welcoming community, an active village hall, traditional public house and a well-regarded primary school, creating a wonderful environment for families and professionals alike. Despite its peaceful setting, Upwood is exceptionally well connected. The nearby market towns of Ramsey and Huntingdon provide a wider range of shopping, leisure and educational facilities, while Huntingdon railway station offers direct services to London King's Cross. Excellent road links via the A14 and A1(M) make commuting to Cambridge, Peterborough and beyond both convenient and efficient, combining village living with outstanding accessibility Agents Notes Tenure: Freehold Year Built: 1640 EPC: Exempt - Grade II Listed Local Authority: Huntingdonshire Council Tax Band: E Some photos have CGI Furniture added. (Prinicpal bedroom, Bedroom Two) IMPORTANT NOTE TO PURCHASERS: We endeavour to make our sales particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. Any services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All measurements have been taken as a guide to prospective buyers only, and are not precise. Please be advised that some of the particulars may be awaiting vendor approval. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller. FCY260055